Sentence examples for stage occupying from inspiring English sources

The two groups were on the same stage occupying different worlds.

A stage occupying three hectares (seven acres) and standing 14 metres high is the centrepiece of the festival area, which covers a total of 400 hectares.

The play, and the play within the play, are set on a bleak and dusty stage, occupied by decaying furniture.

Other deaths harked back to a different world stage, occupied by a different cast, though many of the scripts still ring familiar.

There was a disoriented feeling in Cleveland around midnight, after the confetti and the balloons fell to the floor, as the delegates exited past an outdoor bar and a stage occupied by an R. & B. cover band.

The same year also saw an inebriated Brandon Block stumble on to a stage occupied by Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood, having been told by a pal that he had won an award.

There's nothing to apologise for – the poster had spelled out the fact that Marshall, aka Cat Power, would be performing unaccompanied, so nobody could have been surprised to find the stage occupied by only her, a guitar and a piano.

Speaking on the very stage occupied the night before by Mr. Mottaki, President Obama's national security adviser, Gen. James L. Jones, said that Iran's "puzzling defiance" compelled "all of us to work together as allies and partners on a second track of increased pressure".

In order to measure spectrum utilization, and compare it to the traditional periodical sensing, it is necessary firstly to figure out how much time the "sensing" stage occupies and how much time the "transmitting" stage occupies during transmission.

This is explained by the fact that the execution of the reduce stage occupies the majority of the turnaround time.

This is reasonable because the "transmitting and sensing" stage occupies most of the spectrum hole for a CR full duplex system.